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Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) refers to a range of testing techniques used to evaluate the properties and integrity of a material, component, or system without causing any damage. As the name implies, these tests are performed without altering or destroying the item being examined.
You may already be familiar with NDT techniques used
in the medical field, such as X-rays, ultrasound (sonography), and MRI
scans—these assess the condition of the human body without any harm. Similarly,
NDT is used to inspect engineering materials and manufactured products at
various stages: before, during, and after the manufacturing process. The
primary goal is to ensure these products function effectively and remain
reliable throughout their service life.
For instance, welded plates and pipes can be tested
before welding, during welding, and after the welding process to detect any
flaws. These tests are non-destructive and help ensure structural integrity and
safety.
NDT is an essential aspect of various industries,
including steel production, automotive, aerospace, shipbuilding, power
generation, and the oil and gas sector.
There are numerous NDT methods and techniques, such
as:
The selection of an appropriate method depends on
factors such as the shape, size, material composition, internal structure,
conductivity, and other properties of the component being tested.
Among these, the most commonly used and fundamental
NDT methods include:
These core techniques are widely applied across
industries to ensure safety, quality, and compliance with standards.
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